Upcoming Service Announcements:
On Saturday August 23 Loop Church will gather for an afternoon of drumming, food, and fellowship at Palmer Park in Roseland (201 E 111th St.) We will be kicking-off the drumming at 1 PM and will plan to keep the rhythm and good vibrations going till 3PM. Drums and other musical instruments will be on site, but you are invited to bring a lawn chair or blanket.
Our 10 AM worship service on Sunday, August 31 will be a virtual service and we will NOT be on location at 829 S Wabash. To join the virtual service please use the following Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83947942528 pwd=ZWVNTExlNzVDYWNFcHhOWmpRN25Ydz09
On Sunday, September 21 Pullman CRC, Roseland CRC, and Loop Church will host an 11 AM worship service on the historic underground railroad site, Ton Farm (557 E. 134th Place) featuring drumming, story-telling, and fellowship. The current owner and care-taker of the site, Ronald Gaines, will offer a brief tour of the land exploring both its history and current use as a marina. We will then use the rest of the afternoon to gather in a circle, under the shade of the trees, on the banks of the river to drum, pray, reflect, share, breathe, heal, and be strengthened for the work of abolition to which we are yet called.
We are an open and affirming church engaging the rhythms of faith in the life of the city. We seek to be a church in which questions are asked, stories are shared, and hope is nurtured.
We gather weekly for shared worship and fellowship that is rooted in tradition, but open to the new movements of the Spirit. We seek to be a faith community in which differences are respected and vulnerabilities are honored so that all people can connect to the love of God, the life of Christ, and the gift of the Spirit.
services
We worship Sunday mornings at 10 AM in the 4th floor auditorium at East West University (829 S Wabash).
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Online services
You can join our services online using the Zoom link below.
what to expect
Our services range from 20 to 40 people, combine contemporary and traditional music and liturgies, and include a time for questions and discussion after the sermon.